Planting techniques

Layering plants is perhaps the most simple and useful form of increasing stock and therefore propagating plants, in the ordinary garden but, even with this method, techniques have been evolved for virtually all types of plants. There are some 15...

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Create a thriving herb patch and save space by learning how to grow herbs together in the same garden or container. Planting multiple herbs together in a single patch or container is not just a space-saving technique; it’s a way to create a vibrant, aromatic, and productive mini-ecosystem in your garden or on your balcony. Companion plant your herb garden for optimal growth and flavor with these handy tips on the best herbs to plant together.

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Is there a trick to figuring out how many plants to plant per square foot? Alphabetical Order Basil: 1/sqft (according to sqft reader Kevin M. Wilson) Beans: bush-type 9/sqft; pole-type 8/sqft Beets: 16/sqft Broccoli: 1/sqft Cabbage: 1/sqft Carrots: 16/sqft Cauliflower: 1/sqft Celery: 4/sqft (6") (according to sqft reader Doreen Howard) Chard(Swiss): 4/sqft Corn: 1/sqft (revised in 2/96 OG to 4/sqft) Cucumbers: 2/sqft in a row of 4 sqft (6" apart along middle of sqft row) Daffodils: 36/sqft…

Side dressing with fertiliser is a horticultural technique used to supply plants with additional nutrients during the critical phases of their growth cycle. This method involves applying fertiliser…

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